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A host explicitly announces a new FootClan Friday practice: the weekly $100 winner call will rotate among producers. Kyle, introduced as the Borgogan and editor-in-chief, cleanly announces Siddish Nadkarni and describes the performance as a spelling bee before being asked for Price Is Right energy; the Owl and Judge are promised future turns.
The desk pauses for the J.D. McKissic sound cue and thanks production when it fires. An adjacent aside says an unnamed man's smile shows that he is proud of himself, but the current transcript does not identify that person as the button operator, so no speaker or crew identity is assigned.
The hosts read Kyle's written comment aloud: in a dark world full of uncertainty, Evan Engram might be the hero listeners need. The desk celebrates the melodramatic line; the transcript does not establish that it was published site copy.
Listeners ask Andy to bench Kyle Pitts so Pitts can finally succeed. Andy escalates the superstition by trading Pitts away entirely, calls it a gift to the audience, and tells the FootClan that every Pitts hope and dream should now happen. He calls Travis Kelce his new tight end, but the transcript does not say Pitts was traded directly for Kelce.
Jason's second Wheel loss of the year lands on Caveman after Rainy Day, Geezer, and Oompa Loompa, prompting the callback that he may be dressing as Hagrid again because he loves beards. The child-sized face piece and beard—not independently the later-added wig—fit so tightly that he cannot move his lips and says he will die, but he finds the tiny mouth opening, uses the costume's bone comb, and continues into Fantasy Faceoff.
Mike is introduced as the Fantasy Hitman while another host explains trying to send him Greg Dulcich after Tyler Higbee's two rotten weeks. Mike replies, 'nay, I shall not. I love the Higby,' says he still believes, supports the loyalty with a 40-percent target-per-route figure, and later starts Higbee in Fantasy Faceoff.
Jason says he is extremely unhappy after wishing for an Eagles game that stayed competitive, because his opponent had A.J. Brown and Dallas Goedert while Damien Pierce also punished Jason's Eagles defense. He repeatedly insists he is fine; later, Austin Ekeler's injury note makes him sigh like a broken man. The transcript never names Jason's league, so this is not labeled League of Record.
While reviewing Leonard Fournette, the hosts say they live for the Dump Truck and have to back it up. His poor rushing and receiving role then produce the paired formulation 'the dump truck and the dump offs.'
A start/sit exchange asks what would happen if Evan Engram were named Schmevin Schmangram; the altered identity is immediately declared startable. The name returns ten minutes later when an actual Fantasy Faceoff lineup uses Schmevin Schmangram in the flex.
The hosts say one League of Record team has both Rhamondre Stevenson and D'Onta Foreman and 'just has a magical touch.' The owner is not identified in this transcript, so no host or crew member is attached.
The episode opens with all three hosts and the Deucers in the building, then Jason admits he is extremely unhappy after facing A.J. Brown, Dallas Goedert, and Damien Pierce while his Eagles defense fails him; repeated claims that he is fine culminate in a later 'sigh of a broken man' when Austin Ekeler reaches the injury report. FootClan Friday starts a new producer-announcer tradition. Kyle, explicitly the Borgogan and editor-in-chief, awards Siddish Nadkarni a $100 FantasyChamps gift card, compares it to a spelling bee, and is asked for Price Is Right energy; the Owl and Judge are promised future turns. Production later fires the established J.D. McKissic cue, but the nearby proud smile and its operator remain anonymous. Kyle's written Evan Engram comment declares him a possible hero in a dark world. Mike, addressed as the Fantasy Hitman, refuses a proposed Greg Dulcich move because he loves and still believes in Tyler Higbee. Leonard Fournette's Dump Truck returns through the line that the show lives for it and must back it up, then becomes the Dump Truck and the dump-offs. Andy—identified in the next paragraph as the Reaper—calls Travis Kelce his new tight end and says he traded Kyle Pitts away for the FootClan so Pitts can finally fulfill every hope; the transcript does not say Kelce arrived in that same trade. Evan Engram then becomes Schmevin Schmangram, a name reused in an actual Fantasy Faceoff lineup. The episode ends with Jason's second Wheel of Shame loss of the year. Caveman beats Rainy Day, Geezer, and Oompa Loompa; the tight face piece/beard leaves him unable to move his lips, a wig is added, he compares it to a baby costume and says he will die, then finds the mouth hole, uses a bone comb, and continues Fantasy Faceoff.
Even if James Connor returned to this game, which he's been limited in the last two practices. The last 22 practices. The last 22 practices. That's worst case scenario to me. Is him coming back? For fantasy purposes, of course. You don't want to play him, Eno at all if he comes back. The last three weeks, no Connor. Eno Benjamin, 17 opportunities per week. Daryl Williams will be on the IR. Kiante Ingram. If James Connor misses, it's going to be Eno and Keante Ingram. which that will be Eno getting the bulk of the work. But if James Connor is actually back, it's a time share that I have no idea which way it can go. Because I can spend the narrative to myself that, well, James Connor has missed so much time, limited practices. They might use Eno Benjamin as the primary guy. And then it's, well, James Connor is the guy with the money. He's the starter from the beginning of the year. He goes right back into his starting job.
Of course, because he's James Connor. So it's extremely difficult what to do here. It almost feels like if Connor is back, you sit both. You sit both, which on a freaking week with six buys may not even be a possible for you team. So it's a disaster. And I don't really have actionable advice here because I don't want to play either of them if Connor's out there. I think the actionable advice is if you can bench them, bench them assuming Connor is back. If you can't, it would be Connor first. You would play him ahead of Eno Benjamin for touchdown upside. And I would probably just bench Eno outright if Connor is back. That Seattle defense, fifth best against wide receivers over the last three weeks.
They held Kyler Murray to a very low score, but you hope Arizona can keep things going at home. Zachert's my start of the week at the tight-in position. Rondale Moore is in play. Like right now, you know, if you had Josh Palmer and he gets sat down, Rondale more is a nice pivot. Sure. If you had to decide between Rondale and Romeo Dobbs, one of our biggest start-sick questions on the website, who do you go with? I would go with Dobbs because of the matchup and the fact that he's used outside Dobbs against Detroit. I would expect more there. The Seattle Seahawks defense has been good, but that is not knocking. I think Dobbs is an okay play this week. I think Rondale is an okay play this week. What we've seen from him is that he is now the clear-cut wide receiver two in two wide receiver sets. He's on the field. He's on the outside. When they moved to three last week, they moved him into the slot where he's much better. So the utilization of Rondale has given me confidence that he can be used. It's just not a great matchup, I don't think.
He's a little bit of the we don't have running backs, so let's run through the air strategy for Arizona as well. On the Seattle side, Kenneth Walker is a roster lock. Is Gino Smith a streamable candidate for you? Is that come down to Budabaker? I think either way you can stream Gino Smith. He has been very good through two more touchdowns last week. I mean, his... He's not one of those guys that's going to go out there and usually just win you a week. He's not going to go out and put up a Jalen Hertz, Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen type of performance on the reg. You know, last week he wasn't a quarterback one, but he had a good, you know, he had a good week, two touchdowns, and you've got D.K. Metcalfe getting healthier and Tyler Lockett getting healthier as they've been struggling over the last month with each with their own injuries.
Any other discussions on this game you guys want to get into? The tight ends always do well against both of these teams. So Andy, obviously, Zach Gertz is easy. The Fant Disley decision is like, I would not play them in redraft, but in, you know, a draft king's lineup, they are very, very affordable. And you could flip a coin as to which one of those guys you would like. 28 targets, I believe, on the season for Noah Fant. 22 for Will Disley. Disley has been the one that slides into the end zone, I think, more often. If you want to use last week to help you break the tie, they both had two targets. Well, the tie. Maybe that breaks them right out of my line. The tiebreaker for me was the fact that last time that these two teams played, you saw Fant with seven targets, six receptions for 45 yards. The Rams are three and four.
And they are traveling to take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers who are three and five. Surprising records for these two franchises. The drafting sports book line, Tampa minus three. The over under is 42 and a half. One of these teams is done, done, over. Season is over after this week. That's crazy. Yeah, I mean, yeah, your chance. I don't know if I'd bury the Rams, but I think I, I don't know if I'd be either in those divisions. The divisions are. That's the hard part. The divisions are much, it's much kinder for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. I mean, if they go to three and six, I guess their season isn't over. But I do think three, three and five for the Rams with the upgrades that the Niners have made. Yeah. It feels tough. Yeah, to try to sneak a wild card out there or something. Neither team can run the football. I was, I was looking at Leonard Fournett's numbers on the ground because we are, we live for the dump truck for now. Yeah, got to back it up.
But like I would be stashing Rashad White harder than ever right now. Leonard Fournett's yards per carry since week one, 2.7, 2.9, negative one, 4, 3, 2.4, 2.7. Negative one. Yes. That's impressive. And I know it's offensive line related, but it's also like a massive drop. Like he's 1.1 yard lower than last year. Rashad White has more juice. He does have more juice, but to speak to the offensive line, he's averaging three yards of carry. It's not like this offensive line is just not allowing them to run the ball, which is why the dump truck and the dump offs, that's where you're going to get fantasy value in the running game or from a running back is in the passing game for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Yeah, and Fournet was, he did get into the end zone last week.
which was helpful the week before was his really bad week against Carolina. Neither team can run, so they throw the ball a ton, and it hasn't worked out the way that they've wanted it to. You know, it's easy to say, okay, the Rams can't rush the passers, so Brady will be fine. Well, he's faced some teams that can't rush the passer, and he's not been fine. So what are you doing with the quarterback position in this game? Like, are you... Are you finding, like, lower tier options to pivot off of Brady for? I expect both of these defenses to be better than both of these offenses. Okay. So if that happens, I am looking elsewhere. I would rather play Trevor Lawrence than Matthew Stafford or Tom Brady this week. I have, just in a crazy coincidence, on my main dynasty roster, I have Tom Brady, Kirk Cousins, and Justin Field.
And as of right now, Justin Fields is starting for that roster. Yeah, no, that makes sense. I mean, it's been really, it's difficult because you look at the weapons. You know, Julio's playing. He scored last week. Chris Godwin, he's playing. Mike Evans is out there. And it's hard to see those three weapons and say Brady doesn't get it done, but he hasn't gotten it done. So. The yardage has been there. It's just been when the field shrinks and they get into the red zone. He has not been able to punch in touchdowns. Chris Godwin with zero touchdowns. It's absurd. That's none. Is he really a zero? That's a goose. I thought he had one. Wow. No, none. What a loser. He dreams of being Michael Pittman with one touchdown. But Tom Brady did wear a Chris Godwin shirt at the most recent press conference. Maybe he's just trying to pump his man's up.
Yeah, I mean, is this in lieu of a breakfast? Like the government say, hey, do you want to go to breakfast? And he's like, no, but I'll wear a shirt of you. It's a new metric that the DFS boys are working on, the t-shirt narrative. Is this similar to the Vermont storyline? Yes. Kind of the intangibles. To be fair. You can't quantify it. Just let it happen and accept it. This is like the third time this year. We've seen the quarterback wear the wide receiver jersey or t-shirt. It has worked out on the other weeks. And the other reason it could work out is the talent. Right. Of Godwin. I mean, there's a little bit of that. Are you really? Cooper Cup, if he plays, you play him and he's going to play. But you look beyond Cooper Cup in this game on the Rams side. Is this the like?
Is this the least amount of Rams players you've ever wanted to play in a certain week? I don't know how you could put a running back out there. You've got a team in the Buccaneers that is good against the run. And you've got a team in the Rams that is so bad at running the ball. And it's now a 22 back committee that you don't have any idea how many players are going to be involved. You got the Brown Rivers. You got the brown, yes, Brown Rivers, which is slightly worse than P. Rivers from a couple years ago. Darrell Henderson. Maybe Kyrie. Yeah, maybe Kyrie. Did you just say Kyron? Yeah. Maybe Kyron Williams. Oh, no, no, no, not that guy. Cam Akers is available at running back right now because he's not playing his sport. Wow. So, yeah, you're just, you're off the running backs here.
I mean, I think. Alan Robinson is tied with Metcalf for the most amount of end zone targets. How about how about a shot? Yeah, I think I think Alan Robinson is a flex option this week. And obviously, if Cooper Cup is gone, they are going to be throwing the ball around. And I think Alan Robinson probably needs to be started if Cup is out. And maybe you take a DFS dart throw on a Van Jefferson if Cup is gone. I tried to send. Mike, the fantasy hitman, the D. Yes. You tried. Greg Dulcich. I tried to send him. Greg Dolsich. And he said, because like Higby's had two really rotten weeks under three fantasy points. And Mike said, nay, I shall not. I love the Higby. Yeah, I still believe in him. Last week you had the injury right at the beginning of the game that looked bad, but he came back in. But here are the behind the scenes metrics. Tyler Higby ran.
15 routes and was targeted six times. That's a 40% target per route run. So that he is, when he's on the field, he is still involved that if you're just looking at the fantasy finish the last two weeks, I can see people wanting to bail out. But I still believe that Higby is a big part of this offense. And he was very close. Some called it a drop. I thought it looked like a bad throw. But should that connection have happened, he would have had a 40 or 50 yard touchdown. One of the attributes of our player profiles on the website is the consistency score. He's sitting at 41.2, which is a C grade in consistency that is the percentage of games exceeding eight points, which is the kind of playability line that we set for tight ends. You can see those consistency scores on all the player profiles for everybody on the website, the fantasy footballers.com. The Tennessee Titans are five and two, and they get the privilege of heading to Arrowhead and take on the Kansas City Chiefs who are five and two.
The Draft King Sportsbook Line, Kansas City. What? Minus 12 and a half. Yeah, come on. Wait, wait. It makes perfect sense. Wait, wait, wait. This is quarterback related. Is it okay. It's quarterback related. I forgot Tanny Hill. Yeah, this is about Tanny Hill probably not playing. Yes. I just was worried that the lines might have moved. No, it didn't move due to Derek Henry. No. The overrunners 45, but that does give Tennessee only 16 points, which, you know, that, Malik Willis, you can win a ball game when you hand the ball. when you hand it to Henry against Houston and let him run for his 200. But it's going to be a lot harder to do that against the Kansas City Chiefs for multiple reasons. I mean, for one, you're going to give up a lot more points. I mean, the implied point total to Kansas City is 28.8 at home. The Tennessee Titans defense is not going to be able to contain Kansas City. So Malik is going to have to try to throw the football.
And that's where things are going to go sideways. Malik Willis started the entire game last week, and he did not throw for 100 passing yards. He did not throw for 90 passing yards. He did not throw for 80 passing yards or 70 or even 60. Can I get a 60? You can get a 50. You can get a 50. That's such good news that he was so good that he threw four. Ten attempts for 55 yards. Yeah, but at least he's mobile and can run and got 12 yards on the ground. But, I mean, the truth is you didn't need it. No, you did. You had Derek Henry. Getting 10 yards of freaking carry. Breaking his foot. Now, Tennessee is, the ball too much. Tennessee's beating them the last two times in the regular season. That's, that's why I was so shocked about the 12 and a half. I forgot about the Tannenhill situation. We don't know. I mean, he didn't, Tannahill didn't practice on Thursday. It's not a guarantee he doesn't play. I'm sure he wants to play in this ball game. It's a prime time game. It's an important game.
Two five-win teams. But right now it looks like a boat race for the Chiefs because I don't think Malik Willis can keep up throwing. Part of it's the weapons, right? You don't have the kinds of weapons in the offense, pass catching wise, that can really help Malik Willis be great. Traylen Berks with a body size to be able to go up and save him from an errant throw. You've got Robert Woods. If Malik Willis plays, I don't think they're going to throw the ball much. I really don't. Even if they're down, I think you're going to see what the Texans and the Falcons have been doing, which is just our best way to score on the Chiefs and keep up with them is another 30 carries for Derek Henry. So hopefully that's- Shorten the ball game. Hopefully that's why the Wednesday and Thursday rest is happening for this later game in the week is to get-
such a big workload that Derek Henry already received last week, getting him some rest for another monstrous workload against the team that I do not think can stop. I mean, they're not as bad as the Texans run defense, but they are, they're not far off. They do not have a very good run defense. Hashtag only Henry is what we're saying for the Tennessee side of the football. On the chief side, Jason, you are the highest right now on Isaiah Pacheco this week against Tennessee. You have them at RB19. You know, it's exciting to have a young and bursty running back compared to what they've had. So some upside here for Pacheco? Yeah, the reason is, look, the Titans run defense is very good. And so the matchup might not appear that.
perfect for Pacheco, but coming out of the buy, I am very excited to see what Andy Reid can do with Pacheco. I want to give him a boost of, or fantasy managers, a boost of confidence that I, you know, that Pacheco is to me still well ahead of Clyde Edwards-Alair and Jerich McKinnon this week if I have to start one of those three players. What do you do with the Cadarious Tony situation? You sneak him into your lineup hoping that they find ways to use him in this game or is this more of a wait and see? I mean, what kind of glory do you want? The glory play is calling your shot on Cadarius, Tony. They'll have some packages for him. The nice thing is they traded for him on a buy week where they can involve him a little bit more. It's not quite the same as, you know, when a running back shows up on an airplane the day before a game, you know, when Christian McCaffrey was doing that.
got eight carries. I think he'll be involved enough to take a shot. You know, you, again, coming off the by with Andy Reid, I'm just excited to see what he can come up with with these weapons. You know that the Kansas City Chiefs are going to score a lot of points. The problem is you just don't know where they're coming from outside of Kelsey. Yeah, my new tight-in. Shut up. No, this is a big announcement for the Footland because it played a big part. We've been in this situation with Kyle Pitts. If I bench him, he's great. Right. And so people have been saying, hey, well, you bench him for me. Will you bench him for me? I said, yeah, I'll trade him away. I'll just trade him away. I'll get you great Kyle Pitts rest of season. You are a benevolent podcast man. I traded him away for you. Thank you. So. What a giver. Footclan, prepare yourself because all of the hopes and dreams are Kyle Pitts about to just completely happen. Superstar Marcus Mariotta, high past attempts. Here we go. Does that mean?
Bad news for Travis Kelsey, the Reaper? No, I don't think I'm going to be able to handle injuring Kelsey. He's a Greek god. Okay, good, good, good, good. All right, play Patrick Mahomes. Monday night football, Baltimore, 5 and 3, New Orleans, 3 and 5, the trafficking sports book line here. Baltimore minus just two and a half. The overrunners 48. I think some concerns about the weapons for Lamar Jackson, the availability of Mark Andrews are weighing into that line because... And the game's in New Orleans, but I don't know, two and a half. That's a pretty close game. Here's the thing, Lamar. If I could, Mr. Lamar. Yeah, if you want to speak to him, that's fine. This is what I need to share. The last couple weeks, we've seen you in the pocket holding the ball in that area much longer than you usually do. Run. Just run. If you're without Andrews, you've got no one on this field. You do not trust anyone.
They're all spies. Keep the ball away from them and rush for 100 plus yards. Maybe throw a couple touchdowns here there. But mostly run. And those could come to Isaiah likely stepping in for Mark Andrews. The real interesting situation, not one that I know the answer to is if Andrews is active, how much do they take off of his plate? Is he a 100% snap guy? Does Isaiah likely go out and help him in his return? And the Baltimore Ravens do have the bye week next week. So is this one of those situations where the Ravens say, hey, we think we can manage this game without Andrews. Let's let him get two weeks of rest. I think if you are in a situation where you're panicking and you have a bad option at tight end, but you have Isaiah likely and you're winning clarity and you might not get it. I think you can still play him. Like I think you can just play Isaiah likely at your tight end position.
You're saying even if Mark Andrews plays. I am. And I think you will be okay there. I think Isaiah likely will be part of the game plan. Rashad Bateman is gone. Isaiah likely is one of their best mismatches. DeMarcus Robinson cannot be the central pass-catching option. Like Isaiah likely is going to be involved. They run two titans out there even if Andrews is back. So I just want to give you something. Like I would take my shot on him. I would. over what though i mean i i no no further questions okay no no i let me some names i mean okay would you play dawson knox yes i would i would be willing to give isaiah likely the shot there what if you had t j hawkinson who they just traded isaiah likely really yeah okay what about what about the hero that we're all needing right now evan angriam
I have a contractual obligation to... Robert Tunyon. No, no, no. What if his name was Schmevin Schmangram? Good question. Schmevin, I would start. Okay. Just check. Just check it. Shmevin is in there. Isaiah likely did have a pretty good week two where he had five targets. He could be out there for 50% of the snaps. They're going to have to rebuild the offense and use their advantages that they have. And he's one of them. Duvernay isn't a traditional outside wide receiver in any respect. It's very fast. I'm just saying for the Lamar Jackson truthers, you want more likely out there. Yes, I agree. Especially around the red zone. Gus Edwards, what do you do? Can you Drake? Do you play him? I don't, Gus Edwards, I would be surprised if he starts at all. If Gus Edwards is out, then I think Kenyon Drake is a startable asset. He's going to get enough work. They are favored to win. And so you can take a shot.
on Kenyon Drake during the bypocalypse. If Gus is active, I don't play any of them. I worry about reaggravation for Gus Edwards, and I certainly don't start Kenyon Drake if he's not the dude there. Again, with the by week, it would be pretty surprising to me if Gus plays. The by week coming up? Yep. Five touchdowns over the last five games for Lamar Jackson. Five total. Yeah, let's get some more. Not each. Not each game. Because the running backs keep stealing them. Stop that. I do think that DeMarcus Robinson is an emergency start for your roster. Sure. DeMarcus or Khalif Raymond. DeMarcus. Yeah, DeMarcus. And then if you were putting Duvernay out there, Darnel Mooney or Devin Duverny. Ooh. I think Duverne's upside is higher. But just because of like the more likely to get a big touchdown or, you know, like a 30 plus would be Duverne to me. Okay.
Alvin Camara, please play him. Yep. Chris O'Lave, yep. Please play him. Yep. Michael Thomas now on IR, Jarvis Landry, probably not going to play. And Andy Dalton is the quarterback of the New Orleans Saints, which is why we're talking about the three and five New Orleans Saints. They have some quarterback shuffling that they've been doing. Yeah, I would not play Andy Dalton in this matchup. Tassum Hill is obviously the same as he is every single week, a very low floor, very high ceiling tight end start that is worthy of being in lineups. A couple of injury updates. Alan Lazard now moved to a game time decision. Yeah, what? What? The guy, I thought he was practicing. This is, uh, from what I understand they did this for you. They did. And it's this, this is not great.
They called up, the Cardinals said, what are you doing with James Connor over there? Is he been practicing for weeks? Yeah. We can do that? Yeah, we could just not play him. Game time decision. Damien Harris is not practicing. Yeah, he's still sick. Ramandre is going to be great again. Yeah, yeah. Remandre and Deonté Foreman for one of our, you know, teams in our, in our League of Record that just has a magical touch. Yep. Russell Gage ruled out. Yep. So Lazard. Thankfully, is... Disengage. Lizard is the morning games or the early games, I should say. So you'll know if he's out there. Depends on what your other options are if you want to pivot away. But Lazard is in such a good spot this week. It's time for the face-off. Fantasy face-off, presented by Draft Kings. Really enjoyed Mike in the robber outfit. Busted last week. I enjoyed it not as much as you. And...
I'm on a hot streak now. I have not been chained for two weeks. That's a hot streak, by the way. Fortunately, Jason is our Wheel of Shame winner. This is, yes, I won. Big winner. Big winner for the second time this year. I am the winner of costumes. So you're ready to spin it? Give me that wheel. Wheel of shame. It'll give me to spin. The wheel is spinning. We have rainy day. Geezer. Oopalupa. What is this? Oh, okay. Cave man. Cave man is coming through. Does he just have to dress up like Hagrid again? Let's find out. Because he loves beards. Oh, yeah. So the beard is going on. Okay. Yeah, I mean, that's tight fit. It's a really tight fit. Way to take one for the team. What is this thing made for a baby?
Is this a baby costume? Oh, where's this go? Right there's good. Yeah. Oh, my goodness. This thing is so tight. Okay, so now the wig is being... The wig is being put on. Excellent work. Oh, man. And there's your... This is... Okay, this is awful. I mean, it looks great, but I can't even move by lips. This thing is so tight. I'm going to die. You're ready to break out your lineup for this week? Oh, yeah. I have a lot of analysis on my lineup this week, Jay. I'm sorry. About 15 minutes per player. Well, let's talk quarterbacks. I think I found the mouth hole. It is very tight, but I can speak through it now. You sound great. Good word. You sound great. Yeah, give us your caveman quarterback. My caveman quarterback is.
Justin Fields at 5300 so that I can afford to put some other good players in my lineup. I wonder if there is crossover here. Yes, I have Justin Fields. Oh, wow, I do too. Yep. It's $5,300 in this match up against the Miami Dolphins. So that just knocks the quarterback right off the face off. Yep. Yep. Doesn't matter if Justin Fields should. He's so cheap. Yeah. I imagine he's the most rostered cash quarterback this week. Well, then let's turn to your caveman running back. Well, this is where I spent up for my savings. I have Austin Echler. With all of his... With his abdomen injury. With his abdomen injury. Yes. And Travis E.T.N. How much is ETH? So I feel like he is mispriced. All right. I have Austin Echler at 8800. But I went with Aaron Jones against Detroit at 7,400. 74? It's pretty expensive. You spent up. Wow. So how much is Echler?
8800. He was by far the highest price. Goodness. Okay. That'll be interesting. I also have Travis E.T.N. at 6300. That frightens me. And I don't know what you guys are doing. Kenneth Walker is still 6200. K. Dubs get him in there. He's going to tors there is on the Cardinals. Ken Walker is an unstoppable force right now. He should be in our lineups. Is he your flex, Andy? He's not. He's not mine either. Tremend. Whoops. How about those wide receivers? I also spent up here a little bit. This is, I really love my first two. Tyreek Hill. He's just been on. You got Hill in. Unstoppable. He's 8,500. But I just want all of the. Jammed him in there. Full PPR. And I'm in Ross St. Brown sitting at 6,600 in a good matchup. And then my last wide receiver here at 5,100 is Josh Palmer. Uh-oh.